Dunno, mate, exactly. I just have the feeling that it's going to be a boring release. To guesstimate: it'll be slightly faster than a Titan Xp—which is just slightly faster than a 1080Ti that's overclocked—and it'll cost $700 (€750-800) while the AIB partner cards will cost €800-900. That's absurd money for what is essentially a lower TDP 1080Ti with GDDR6, a lower bit memory bus, and slightly faster performance in the same games, all for only slightly less money (and the only reason it's not the same money is because of mining and because Vega 64 can't even come close to a 1080Ti and so Nvidia never felt the need to reduce its price). And it'll be as rare as hen's teeth; miners will scalp them all even though the mining craze has shifted, and what's left over will be bought by hardcore fans and the wealthy.
